In past “princess” stories, the princesses were mostly just vases. They are beautiful, rebellious and independent, but in the end they have to be rescued by a “prince”, and in the end “the prince and the princess live happily ever after”. In recent Disney productions, however, love has been the icing on the cake for the princesses, and the writers have given them a more feminist feel in their portrayal.

Princess Elsa, with her magical powers of ice in Frozen, Princess Moana, who saves her people in Finding Nemo, Belle, who constantly instills the idea that “women should be independent” in Beauty and the Beast …… and Princess Jasmine, who breaks free from her identity and becomes the first female sultan in Aladdin, which is currently in theatres.

The live-action version of Aladdin has finally cleared the air of Disney’s live-action Beauty and the Beast, which was a critical and box office failure. The actress Naomi Scott, who plays Princess Jasmine in the film, has been a huge hit. The film’s star, Naomi Scott, is a popular new star who has won numerous accolades for her stunning appearance and her stubborn, self-reliant persona.

Winning from thousands of candidates and becoming an overnight success at the box office, Naomi Scott became, in the eyes of many, the “lucky one”. She became the “lucky one”, as if she were the “female version of Aladdin” who, by chance, rubbed the lamp and became the darling of millions of people’s attentions thanks to the magic of the genie.

But, Naomi Scott is really just “lucky”. But is Naomi Scott really just “lucky”? Even Aladdin had to go through trials and hardships to get his hands on the lamp.
In the film, Aladdin is taken to a cave by the Prime Minister Jafar to fetch the lamp. As well as being an ‘uncut diamond’ and pure of heart, on his way to the lamp he is tempted by treasure, walks through treacherous terrain and climbs a towering stone pillar.

When he gets the lamp, the monkeys move the treasure in the cave, causing the guardian of the cave to become angry and the lava to erupt and the rocks to crumble, so he has to die before he can escape. So, can we simply say that Aladdin was lucky?

Naomi Scott’s Molly Naomi Scott’s Princess Jasmine was a hit with audiences because of the character’s likability. But how could she have won the chance to touch the lamp if she wasn’t strong and a “prepared person”? Naomi is a ‘tri-racial’ child, with British, Ugandan and Indian roots. Having been brought up in a parochial school, she has been fascinated by music since she was a child and loves to indulge in the wonderful world of musical notes. Although Naomi is a ‘newcomer’ to most audiences, she started early in her career when she was discovered by a talent scout at the age of eleven, with a beautiful face and singing voice.

For her, that was the first turning point in her life. Until then, although she loved singing and had fantasised about taking centre stage and using her voice to create a dazzling world of music, Naomi never imagined that such a lucky thing would happen to her, it was like being nudged by a magic wand and realising that she was too good to hide from the crowd. “I realised it wasn’t a delusion, I could actually do it!” But just because you start well, doesn’t mean you can easily reach your dreams. Although Naomi was given some opportunities to star in Disney by her agent, she was chosen from the crowd and was once again drowned in the crowd.

As time passed and passed, Naomi had accumulated a wealth of acting experience, but still could not see the entrance to her dream of success. She auditions again and again, only to be “the girl who came closest (but didn’t get the part)”, reassuring herself that “it will be me next time”.

Matt Damon Before filming began on Mars Rescue starring Matt Damon, Naomi was able to secure a role for herself. After all the shooting and post-production, she waited with great anticipation for the screening. Dressed up and excited to see herself on the big screen, Naomi found out that all her scenes had been cut.

Disappointed? Surprised? Sad? All of these emotions were definitely present. But more than that, …… was overwhelmed. Why was it cut? What did I do wrong? Would there be any more acting opportunities? If Naomi had given up and quit acting, she would not have had the chance to appear in Aladdin’s Lamp and we would not have had the chance to see the glorious Princess Jasmine. So even if Naomi is indeed the ‘female Aladdin’, it was her perseverance that earned her the chance to touch the lamp!

Successful “lucky” people are good self-managers, and Naomi has been building up her strength for her dream. This process is her strict “self-management” process. Successful people often know how to “discipline” themselves. Not long ago, “Kung Wong” met with the famous French electronic musician, Jean-Michel G. K. The marriage of “Gong Huang” to the famous French techno musician Jean-Michel Jarre The wedding of Jean-Michel Jarre was in the news. Jean-Michel Jarre is 71 years old. Jean-Michel Jarre He has been listed in the Guinness Book of World Records three times, has an asteroid named after him, is a goddess and a movie queen, and is also a graceful and elegant person, which made thousands of netizens exclaim, “Where is this 71-year-old person?

“Karl Lagerfeld As the king of fashion, Karl Lagerfeld is a fashion icon and a miracle worker, but his self-discipline is even more formidable. At the age of 64, he managed to lose 42 kilos in 13 months and kept it off for over 20 years.

In addition, the world’s most famous models, such as the “Gillian” and the “Big KK”, are all excellent self-managers. On the other hand, Xi Meng Yao, who has just received her “luxury pass”, has been repeatedly criticised for failing to manage her body because of the fat around her waist, making her unworthy of the title of model. Naomi’s self-management is, firstly, her singing and, secondly, her figure. In Aladdin’s Lamp, Naomi’s role as Princess Jasmine requires her to sing a number of songs, the style of which varies according to the character’s inner mood. Some are soft and gentle, some are full of joy and happiness, and the one near the end, where she defies Jafar and fights against her fate, is even louder and more powerful.

Behind this, naturally, is Naomi’s accumulated power and experience of over 10 years. Naomi can not only sing, but also write. She has always been a singer-songwriter in her circle and has released a number of solo singles. Even when the road ahead was at its most confusing, she never gave up writing and did not let her songs fade away. Unlike many actresses who seek to be slim and bony, Naomi is a sports enthusiast who prefers to feel healthy and energetic.

In the film, Princess Jasmine has a number of costumes, the changes of which are closely related to the circumstances and state of mind in which the character appears. When she is being swayed by rules and struggling internally, her clothes are full of ‘identity constraints’; when she is relaxed and confident, her clothes are casual and relaxed. Naomi uses her stunning beauty and body to make every outfit look great.

The beauty and body are made possible by Naomi’s workout routine and eating schedule. She is not a fitness freak, she exercises 3 to 5 days a week and likes to do a mix of Pilates, yoga, aerobics and CrossFit. She doesn’t go on a diet to keep her body in shape, but focuses on a balanced diet of high-protein, low-calorie foods, and likes to create recipes for herself.

Cherishing every opportunity to give life to each character she plays, 1993-born Naomi’s first production was Lemon Mouth.

Lemon Mouth is a teen idol TV movie in which Naomi plays the lead singer of an underground band, an Indian girl called “Mo”. The role was not a starring role, but Naomi’s inexperience in acting won her the attention of the audience thanks to her singing skills. She then went on to appear in ‘Rescue from the Heart of the Earth’ and ‘The Expendables’.

The Incredibles is about a group of high school students with superpowers who join forces to save the Earth, with Naomi playing the role of Kimberly “Pink Warrior” Hart. The role of Kimberly Hart. Not only does the character have to be pretty, she also has to be able to fight. But Naomi’s role as the “Pink Warrior” is one that has won her a lot of fans. Naomi also did a great job in many of the action scenes in the film. This is evidenced by the fact that she was cast in the new version of Charlie’s Angels, and her talent for action is evident in the market chase scene in Aladdin’s Lamp.

For those who like action films, the film was made back in the day by Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Lau Yuk Ling. For those who love action, the film is an unmissable classic with Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Yvonne Liu. The three “angels” not only defeated numerous male characters in the film, but also garnered numerous fans and box office hits.

Although there are obvious shortcomings in terms of plot and substance, Charlie’s Angels is a “popcorn” hit, with great action, laughs and highlights, and three beautiful women with their own personalities, so audiences will be happy to see it. In the new version of Charlie’s Angels, Naomi is partnered by Kristen Stewart and Lupita Lupita. The new version of Breaking Bad stars Kristen Stewart and Lupita Nyong’o. The former is the star of Twilight. The former is a worldwide star from Twilight, while the latter has appeared in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Black Panther and the current horror hit Us. That’s a stellar combination! Looking back at the roles Naomi has been in, most of them are strong, independent women with strong personalities. There is a part of Naomi herself in these roles.

She is able to play Princess Jasmine because she is one of her favourite Disney princesses, but also because she brings her own ‘maturity and strength’ to the role. Naomi believes that Jasmine “has the power of maturity to convince you, and I wanted to portray her as powerful.”

Having started out as a teenager and been quiet for years, she has never given up on her dream and has worked tirelessly to achieve it. Now Naomi is just 26 years old, with a great future ahead of her!